Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 52, 8 December 1859 — Page 3

Kichmond, I.c. 7, 18 39.

TIME TABLE. Vrieafs aad Dtpmrlwres of Pjnfr TVaiaa. Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad. ant and after April Uth. Trim will arrive end depart a follows : FrTi!it Leaves . w awt at Kokwm far rVrw. Pa-aatrec arrive- If I Passenger , 940 a- at., and w: cotokU at Richmond for Cincinnati, VrehcM a.4 r. at. Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond It. It. Morning Express leaves 41 9:33 4. Evening Mail S j r. n. Express tail arrives c:33 a. nr. Evening Kxpress 5-" r. . Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Wes- E- R. A. M. Mail Train zlnK Wmi at 8:54 a. at: r. . Mail train going Wt at ;5i r. ; Express going Wast at 3: in The Mail train going Fust at 3:45 p at; KxprrM tr going Eat. y-.'-'M a. at .; Express going East at ll:l&r. Jo - Hook. Lot, Daring the late Fair, the entry book ned by the Committee on Domestic Manufactures tu mislaid and is probably in the band." of seme one of our citizens. Any person hiring possession of it, wilt confer a great faror upon the Society by returning it to tbU cfli e. Temperance Ordei. Thrf TEMPLE Or HONOR meets on every To-sdj Evening. The GOOD TEHPLARI meet on every Wednesday F renin The BOSS Or TKMPERAXCE meet on every Saturday evening. ThetJSIOX TEXPLARS (colored; every Friday eren'g. cmniiai..ner. at JOHN EIN LET ia a caiili.i f.,r ra-aUetinn to the AnSi ae j-.f tUeaw-fisa fi.t-.,.v r... ... , , r nr. ...... , c i , m a f-ann naio lor r" in uo w ins omio of Street Cuniniitaioner of the City of Richmond. irTw,.re anthoriz-d to announce Er-wiv m. cofiK. aa a ratHihiab. r..r v.ii t..r of Ties for the City of Eicbniond, at the January election. I aT-J0HN C. II ADLEV la a enflMl. fr.r to election aa ' City Asaeaaor. B,t H VItl ES THOMPSON It candidate for Street ComiaiMtioner. TfT'JAME J- JORDAN is a candidate for City Collector. tyC. B. J0HX80N Is a candidate for City Collector. ICy-JOnN A McMlMK is a candidate frr City Collector. KrSASi'L edmoxdson, is a candidate for Cotieeter. Dow's Lectures. Prof. Dow cvill give a couit-o of lectures Stnrr I loll, conwienciog M'a ilntrdiiy Kvfg. Dc. Till, On the A bust's of thu Age, Iriteiiiperauce, Moral.

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u?3ii.uic crui;ic vw itii ilia ri't'f iimu. ( , , . . , fTrf. R-WILLIAMS U m candidate r.r e elarti mi for i T).,.i . , t ' i i . j , did SaT, together With rn rn.n. mi vw i itk.vj I aul and his "trow alitrhti'd. and he excies- . 15

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Social, Civil urn. Political Abnsva pointed ont, j raakors j pot to unrrelm,', when Iias siezed and remed.ts .uptsttd. Let quacks pause, j a shoe-knife, an 1 cut Hell's throat and cheek, leeches and impostors tremble, fjr the day of their j Bell, in defending himself with a similar weapauriihilatiori is at hand. ion, cut the Riss on one of his fiai. After a ' 1 ' lieariiig before the 'Squire, Hss was required IC-liioiia iXolice. ;to g.ive 5.ti foT hi, pp(,ararice at COi,rt j the Rev. O. M. Todd, will preach in the Pres-, Buru Gf SGOO in default of which, the Bass

oyierian inurcii,oauoatn next, at li o cjock, ar rm ir i ! j. ji. a ne citizens oi lucninona una vicinity are respectfully invited to attend. Iteliiiioii'v Aioticc. j lc i Kr. V. M00KK of Cincinnati, editor of the Mason Iteview, will preach in Vuion Chapel, on Sunday next, at I 10', oclock, A. M., and atS'f in th evening. All who may may desire to aobscrihe fr the Review, will please call on him on Monday morning- at the Palladium office. ItU'limoud Ilortiriiltiirul Associution. There will be a roeetlr. j of the ahove aasociation at their rooms on Satarday, Dee. 10th, at 3 o'clock, P. M., for the enauiug year. Library Association. The uen?hrs of the Worklngmen's Library Association are requested to meet at their rooms ou Monlay eveng next, as I'Usineaa ef more than ordinary importance will be presented for their consideration. f-rr . . a v . . vuu.iao caiU WturA before the Junior Sons of America, on the Evening of Feb. 4th. The Executive Committee -of the Juniors are in correspondence with Hon. Carl Schchz, of Wisconsin, and confidently expect to secure his services for a lecture. Social Tkmpi.b This organization, being an appendagi to the Temple of Honor, was instituted last week, and the following are its officers: Mrs. Hannah N. Grave, Sister Presiding. D. P. Iloiloway, Brother Presiding. Mrs. Mnry Crocker, Sister Vice. Peter Crocker, Brother Vice. Miss Adelia Crocker, Sister Past J. P. Allen, Brother Tast. MissLi7aie Morri, is'er Recorder. Rev. J. V. 11. Miller, Brother Recorder. Miss Mitry Parry, Sister Usher. John S. Hunt, Brother Usher. Miss Nell:o Mowry, SUter Treasurer. K. M Cook, Brother Financial Recorder. Miss Jennie Mcl.)well, Sister ti lsrdian. Berj. Starr, Brother Sentinel. The reuUtr evening for uifetin is Monday. e ea Bete?'' The Division of the Sons of Temperance, in this city, is now in a more flourishing condition than we have ever before known it to be, and it only requires the same energy aud determination on the part of the mdmberxhip an. I visitors.tlirit have been manifesteil frfni its start, to be con.inned, in order to make Richmond what it should be: a total abstinence city, so far as her young men are concerned. For the start of this glori-1 ous reform, our ciiy is indebted to the labors j of the Washiiigtouians, the meetings they I havo held, and to the truthful addresses of Washingtonian speakers. XdtT We see from the Ciawfordsvillc Journal of the 2Ph tilt., that a 'New Billiard Saloni' has been established there, and a correspondent of that paper, in reply to the lau dations of the editor ot the lievtev on me enterprise of its proprietor, ;ives him a few woll deserved reproofs for recommending the establishment there "of one of those miniature establishments of Tophet." The Rei. . 1- t. l I c . t. view editor goes one ncn aneau oi m em cial pleaders for Hope's billiard saloon in thisi city: recoraienils the rtme to "preachers of I I. a nAanJ na niMMl I i arl V flttA.1 to nmmntrt H V -.jpri, " j. .. .... -' - - . - , hcAkhlul cireulation!" The correspondent ofl the Journal savs: "As to its beirisr a place tit I for IVachers. I only have to say, thev fthel l'reaciicrs) spurn the thought, and the edit-' or's own stultified conceptions of morality and virtue must teach him better; and he conclu Ses by recommending 'ia place of billiard s;loons, a walk in the open air, wood sawinp, or something of the kind, to bring about this much desired " healthful circulation." We merely make a note of this item, in order to show, that we have not forgotten the billiard saloon across the way, or that the indictment against cur friend Hope for keeping billiard tbles for gain, is yet pending and will be tried at the next term of the Circuit Couit. J5sTJnder process of sieiure, without the trouble of search, constable McCoy captured two barrel of bald face, and one of domestic brand t. belonaini? to liquor-seller by the name of Vossenkemper, for debt, the other dav. lie offers the staff at Constable's sale.

Fanl Trade IH Sclinoppsfor Corn, dec. The truthful account which ve gave of Paul DraWrt's Xev Pari perjury c&e. caused him to apply to his attorney for adrice, and the result appeared in a special plea in last week's Jeffersoniao, charging us with always elongatin g the truth when we had occasion to allude to Paul's doings. As soon as Paul goes over to Paris, and sires the

citizens an orportunitr to apnlr the lasli of jnstice to him as his crime deserves, and they fail to doit, it will be time enough for his lawyer to endeavor to do a job of whitewashin: for him! In the mean timo, a frisnd of ours relates to us a case wherein Paul took an active part, which goes to bl.ow that, in recording his evil deeds and short comings, we have been somewhat remiss in noting his tinhfinndud antr .', anil nhilinlhrnmt. nnA we gladly avail ourselves of the eailiest opportunity to lay it before our readers as an offset to the many bad tricks he may have been justly charged with. Here it is: There is an old man and his wife living near town who have the misfortune to like whisky. and thty tind it very difficult to get it when they have no money. Paul's sympathies were aroused in their behalf, and his bowels of compassion VearLed for their desmuie ana toiiorn conumon ; so, wuuoui one moment's hesitation even without consulting his lesral adviser (which he iiever was known to neglect on important occasions,) bitched a horse to his waon, put a supply of "schnopps" aboard, assisted his "frow" in to the vehicle, got in himself, siezed the reins and away dobbin trotted to the home of this seeing the old couple. I'aul soon prop '.-.!. 1 I C 11.. I : . .' i .... . . . . very forciblr remarking that "ash monisl 3 '1 . . Til VAStl SCliarce, 1 dakCS gom, DOOalOS, lint most any dinks." The result was tiiat Paul re Heved them of throe loads of corn. n-Tatoes, i,-i i i ri- . . . . . . J Iv drunk ! Our frieud sisnifii.-antly asks: Who will give them whisky when they have neither corn or money? 3" A black Bhss, weighing 20 pounds is said to have been taken in the Pay of iinfrancisco, reccntlv, and the account sys that :it took five men to land him. We can't quite cotne up to tlm m Kichmoud; t;nt on last Saturdav, a colored )ais was tikac by our r.: i if nr r... .i i- i 1 1

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duty as constable, and, although the L4s;s weighed about 1 15 pour. Is, without assistjance he landed lum in Iwj. Lylo's office. It 1 KPflTIS t hat Bj ami Roll twn cl'irad slinnwh3 sent over to Jesse t- preserve. JtW On Saturday, at Mansur : Reid's slaughterhouse, two colored hands disagreed about the proper method of either 'saving the Union,' the courage displayed .at Har per h I erry bv the r . r . . s, the prico of pork, or some such question of vital impor tance, when they come to blows. After ineffectual attempts to make an impression on each other's heads with their lists, one of them seized a large mallet and struck the other on the head with it, making the wool fly, and leaving a severe gash. The combatants were then separated. safe eSaaa eJWeaev- ' "Is Fcn!" On Thursday night List, opposite the gas works, an individual stepped out m front of old Sir. Penny, who was on his way homo about o'clock, and presentins a oistol at him ordered him to stop. Mr. P., not inclininfj to obev such an order, and having a large stone in his hand, ru&hed on the scamp, siezed him by the collar, and was just about ascertaining which was the hardest, the stone or the fellow's head, when the blow was arrested by the exclamation that he was "only in fun!" and that "the pistol isn't loaded!" The sturdy old gentleman, after shaking some of the "fun" out of the trembling cul prit, and administering to him a solemu lec ture on the sudden death that might havo overtaken his mother's son, let him go with his funny feelings somewhat abated. Mr. P. is well acquainted with this fun-loving young man, and he thinks he will never again seek for sport where it might tickle him t death! W Never shall we forget that " Big Pump'' in front of the Borton Building, or the time when the roof of the Palladium Office was enveloped in flames, and, in the graphic language of a reporter of that fiery ; scene, the handle of this same "Big Pump" was siezed by the Ladies (Heaven bless "em!) "who, bearing their lilly white arms to the elbows, with unmistakable muscular efforts, forced the liquid element from tha depths below out of the nozzle of the aforesaid Pump into the engine and buckets, and was thence conveyed to the Id.-izing roof in floods that soon quenched the destructive flames!" All honor, say wo to "ye Big Pump!" M ty our lips be blistered whene'er we forget to speak thy praii", and may our hand lorg-j: its cunning if i: fails to give thy handle a friendly shake when w"fhin its reach and we nie thirs ty! Not only is this "Big Pump" gruetuily re.xcmbered for past services, but it still e retinues yielding its never-failing instalm. of pure, crystal water, and, as in by-gone times, it again serves the purpose of pointing out to 'all the world and the balance cf mankind' the tlacs where baroaixs can bo had in Ort Goods. Our friend James M. Hays, having an entire new stock on hand, has removed near this famous Pump, and thither are the inhabitants of Richmond and the region rouud about directed for supplies. As the sparkling beverage from the 4 Big I'ump' satisfies thirst, so does friend Hays satisfy all drafts made ou him by his customers for Goods, by supplying them with the cheapest and best articles for Cash. Call and examine his stock for yourselves, "Big Pump," No. S Main st. Remember the CtiefOn Sdturdity last, snow tell here to the depth of two or three inelies, not enough tor sleigh-riding purposes, but sutneieni for b.uotiQ rabbits and quails. We observed. however, two or three sleighs, without the accompanying music of belts, going through the motions of a "niorrie sleigh ride," -the bumping over ruts, and the grating of the runners over gravel, making up for the more agreeable and pleasant tinkling of the bell! In the North end they had Svow nearly ten davsasro; from the fact that our old friend Jas. L. Snow is now in the employ of Messrs. Leeds 5c Keid. near the Depot a more gen ial itmtr, and a more pleasant and accomroodatmg cierk, customers need not desire to aJminister to their various wants. "Long may he waive'" L" Two workmen, whoso names we did not learn, fell from the third story of A. Test's Woolen Factory (now being finished in thi vicinity.) on Wednesday last. One of whom had two of his'ribs broken, and the other was but slightly injured.

Uwer Strata of Society," Ve. " I have not, (as Dr. Drake intimates) as

sumed to speak 'for the editors proper of the Palladium 'they attend to their own business in their own way, and have permitted me to nse their columns to defend myself from a personal assault. The Doctor, in his re ply, in regard to amusing the 'lower strata of society by the free use 01 epithets, closely imitates the conduct of the thief in order to ( divert attention from himself. His lusty cry : about "slang: comes with an ill-grace. Irom i lips that bare scarcely ceased quivering ! from an effort to please the 'lower strata of i the Axe readers, bv the use of 'a few choice i sdang phrases' in regard to myself! Bat Ij 1 care not to prolong the controversy, further ; i than to bring the evidence of bis own words i i In rrmdwin Iiim. Tn th lst Ale. he SRVS:

-We deBy in the mt ph.Hc Jr. V, , Eichmocd. on Satardy, DeceaV-r 10. at 1U o clock, a. m- ! fltatementt. and conetxiutmtJy it wmild be very ?ooln in ne ; 1 1' attempt a correction." -When we nsd that term: ORDER Or EXERCISES lit. Higher Mathematics. L. ' firr;nsibi-) we thought he oertainly had aenee enouich to A. Gray. 10 to l0:. ! comprrhead tu mraoinK, apcitiy B to oonneitiun where , S I. Orammar. 8. A. Ho!t, l-4tto 11:30. : ui tuat it had no itCerence to aamei'rf rpapoeetbiuty. ! 3d. H wry. W. R Smith. 1 1:2 to 1 1. ! r . . . -. ' , T- T AFrfcR.N'XiJI tt h, Mathematical weography, by Hiram In the Axe of 2Sov. V-i, the Doctor says I iiadiey. i to i4o.

have ! "IWn in thehab;t of exhibiting specimens, chit lj tkeiam i oil lt, at diff'jri-st Ik ire f.,r three or fn- yer4 put. seme of ihebetof wthi-h wer?-j-i et C""riai- Should the gm uf . niitufi ro'k lie airaio attemple-l. ! w" to ;oJ down lor eoue choice icimeu. to enter The As of the 18th, in continuation of : the same subject, and speaking of myself, i says' ! -H tl.fn j-jwm? tn exhibit specimen f lit work a ioet onre in ciui-t'ri.n for a Uivr pUcktr. Now we bare no ! anil'ltinn f'.r pitting oarfelree aiEaint the Taunting, alfron ceiul W. U. 11 , am tmspmUe uftuc&e uf the i'ailadmm eetablUhmeut. T Ipava th wnrlr nf rnmntmnn Ivtwn - - - - . . . . V UAL IIIU lUUlUf UU W UvULC3 ilU W Urlb UC n,r.,nno Comments thereon, to in conclusion, that the for the time when he shall be "so hard pressed for arrumnt" as In Tit.!ittTtt InmiPif fiv n.rri.trn finot wiliftil and : I t . .i-l. I. L l .1 ..i;k,...,. f..i.... i.. ..k .!...,. ucuuciaLC ui:cuwa3, iw dulu a unlets o lo .... , t ,- oailW lum "(I 0)W( J f MW diminutive flltgrr hols through irJtict to craicl, outside of the pale of decent society!" The Doctor : need not stand j ' l'po:i th ordt-r of hU crairlia ?, Iltll ertnvl at unce," Into a tnc'j holo, body and breeches, and 'raw the hole after him, so that theplace of 'i disappearance may be entirely obliterated! W. R. II . For tho P&iEaJiTim. Mesrs. Editors: On lnt Sunday evening week, a? tho l'earl-st. 51. E. Churchi'the Rev. II. N. P.aknks, took fjr his subject: "Con.e into me all ye that lbor and are heavy laden, and I wi'l give you rest." He took the ground th.it all should Itbor, an l that the work should consist of something not only benefieiil to ourselves, but to the community n which we Jive. He then took up the different occupations in which men are engaged, in order to show which were beneficial and which were not. Those engaged in the liquor triifli', and in keeping gtming apparatus, ca:ne in f jr a special notice, and 'iU on'y 'o be regretted that these two classes of hiftorers were not present, to receive the full force and benefit of his remarks. They were like 20dv. spike nails 'driven in a sure place.' It would, I think, ba an excellent idea for those who are thus laboring, to drop in to the Pearl st. Church on Sunday evenings, when their business is dull, and get a few 'crumbs of comfort.' Seth. KiSiffr.ro Wm I!M IT-.tU Tl. T I Smith, and C. C. Reeler, have already packed about 2000 head of hogs. James McWhinney, and Brown & .Morrow, are also engaged in slaughtering and packing pork, in our little city. Price of Hogs ranges at 86 to S6,-r0 per cwt. fST Our friend, E. Y. Teas, of the Rose Hill N'ursrriea ia th- wioinity f thia city, left on Monday morning last for France, were he iutonds remaining about three months for the purpose of purchasing Fine Flowers, Roots, Sec. We wish our enterprising friend the success he so richly merits. I-i?Dootor Hoofland's ltbrted German Hitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jckon, Philadelphia, Pa. will etfoetuaily care Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jaunlire. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of tho Kidneys, and U diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomseh. Give thora a trial, thsy will cure you. I'or salat 75 cents per bottle, by Dru?jists ami storekeepers in every town and villas in the Tnitel States, Canadas, West Indies and South America. lnU9 r-STF.PHEN' SCOTTOVis selling clkar IVca'herhoar line at $1 30 per 100 feet, delivered. Twenty ce its per loo fe"t lower than the other yards. 7th Street, North of Main. tf "-?Any person having Ashleaf Kidney Po!atoes for sale for seed, can find a purchaser, by inquiring at this office. C.'IIorace Greeley is to lecture in Laporte on the loth inst. Could not the Junior9 induce bi-n to visit this city? JtetfThe Slate Department at Washington, h is been officially advised that war had been declared by Spain against Morocco. Tiik. Oasokxkh's Monthly. This admi- ( rable wo: k Is e l it-id by Thomas Mchan, and pulilisl'ed at Germantown, Penn. It is published at 1 per year. It is toe bst Horticultural vork published in the United Sate. Gardener Mendenhall is agent in this city, ir i vxill furnish it at the lowest club rates. Every mau who has a garden, or ever expects to have one should ba a subscriber. r--A large supply of SCHOOL IH-OKS, BLANK BOOS, PAPER. ENVELOPES, STANDARD WORKS, MISCELLANEOUS j ORtvS, and a general stock of articles in tne ' H.iok au.i Stationery line, kept constantly oa hand AT THE POSTOFFICE BOOK STORE, 1 i.it,, -,!, U'lliir'NlIR or RETAII, j At the very j Lowest prices, i As low as they Caa be bought ' E.aewbere in the West. . II J Jtff- Pnrchasers are inviteJ to caa ana examine the stMk aai leara the prices. at" The election of officers for Wayne 1 Council, No. 10. Royal and Select Masters, in this city, took place on Thursday eve. last and resulted as follows: Wm. W. Lrnde. T. 1. G. M.; James R. i Mendenhall. D. T. I. O. M James M. Poe, P. C. Work; J- M. Smith, C. G.; Wm. W. i Asstin, Recorder; EL M. Coo;, Treas.; John ! Beard, Sentinel. t : : " " CHRISTMAS IS COMIMi. Kemember that A. B. Gale & Co., and Light Sc Bradbury's Pianos can only be had at the Music Store of P. Dickinson. No. 33 Main street, where also can be had other musical instrnments, sheet music. re.

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MARRIED On the 1 !-. v Rev- J T. R. Miller. Wr. ! JOSFPH TErno)f, to Mia OORNSII A. Aanghsrv of Wea. X.aod AielaoeOeaaasark; all of tat cirj. - jryW conrataJat cur friend Sr.Jd-m for tan launching wit hia fair bruleea the atatriawaiad or-e; may ta-y never encounter ea adverse and nrsy prosperity end aa pBeae always attend them. He hat realised too poet's dream and secured the deep and haiijwed lore of woi&an "A price 1-aa r-ca. of worth untold. Enshrined within the heart's deep fold." On Tbursdav eve. S4th nit. tythe same. Hr.Ctsns. H. Donnald, te Mies Sarah A. Hunter; all et this county. DIED, On Tburedav evening laat. Mr. JANE COXVLES. agwl &z rean. wife of Mr. Kiwis Cwlee, one of the Propriwtors of the alere iiU. Iloase in thu city. Alfred Kelly, for many years on of the mos distinguished men of Ohio, died at Columbus on the 10th, inst.

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The next meeting of the Wayne Connty Teachere' Aaso- : elation will be hrld in IV. PnMi- Sehool Buiicliar in ota. auinu acience. r.y l.. a. Eitei.T -fc to a.xv. 6th. Kpvrt on be. mt Lad of tc-vctun acatioa ta children, y M. J. WiadurTtb. MtscelUneoas Basinesi , In Ttew of the f ac i tht thisia the only meeting befr the $tie Afflcifttinn, it n hoped that t&r viti t a full attendance of teachers. A.C.SnOaTRIDaE.Sapt. iVrThe next meeting of the County Eunstneri will l held ia Ccatrertlie, on Skiarday, l c. 17, commeccic at I t. a. m. Depository of American Reform TRACT AXD BOOK SOCIETY. D CRING the ist year thi- Society puMUtv 1 nJ P" " eircaUuon. S3 w bauud TJiane. ad upw&rds of 4ou.mnjp-.-re ot Tract. -A IQlt lapii'X (l "1MB x c fcuu vunna u - uu uaa4 aot tor aaleat tne jeiet,- a pnoea, oy ita agjou. TrPL-tetorae now rady. SMITH & SWAYXE. City Bsaktlere. Richmond. 12lh mo., 5, 1S. A tv.eipy J 4i The THar&er Boot. ; oo , , , , , , . . . . f flO eet the be?t of Boot and Mioe go to SHINS J. A COMCLE'S, opposito the HauiingU)n aouse Their prices are pat at the lowest figures. 52 I The Biggest Boot. i! T is always better to hare your work done by one who hts ltarne-i his trade (thun to have it bo ched at h:f prion.) If you wint a g....d job ot reairin at fair prices, tak your Boot sn i Shoa to SHINS 4 COXKLE. 53 Opposite tho i iun'.inizton House. Vayn-3 County Industrial Acjdemy! IIILIiSBOROUcrn. INDIANA. 1HK fifth T:r. of this lnma.ion. T;r.n of this ln-fitat:oi will cainuience Tuesday , DeceJioer Stn, 1"3J. TEKUSOa TUITION". Primary Pepartmeu;, - - - - $1 51 (iriattnar, - - - - 1 Academic, - - - - - - 5 O'l Clanaieal. - . . 7 lr per term of Twelve wjt-ks. Faynient r'V'red proai.itiv before the cljee of the Term. Sj u-sluctioa, except ia cases ol pnKrarted BlC(ues. ' Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, can be had at moderate additional charts. At thi U nel and in )irite fimilies. hoard, inrlulins: room furniilnd, aul fue., can be obtaiaed for l i.m er weeis. Thosn wishinir to hoard themselves cu root room and do o at an enrne not exceeding I p-r week I The Board of Kl iciti.m tike this opportunity of an- ' flounrine; to the pa !ic. thtt the School formerly controlled ly M. ilolliiijtsjrorth has passed into the hands of Pr"f. L. A. liny, ah is; well known atiilitis as a tlrst eiaKS tenchrr. warrants us in syinitiht no intltution of the kind i" the State presents superior a lvritse. ProT. L. A tlray is a ri9 scioisr. prt;cularly e niofiit as a i mathematician, irivinit an iiuereit to those stu lies usually ' considered dry and repulsive, which iu'uren a more thn usunl rapid a Ivance in the Imlar. He is also thorough ly vrse I tn the lanruaiites. with an aul"ess for teachinif others, only acqu're I hy WLor and cxperienie. Hisfiractical at.ility s a Teacher or tha Scisu-ei generally is ur passed l.y few. ftu lents wishing to pa'Sa"! a thoroujh acvlemie course ' writ find I' ere as (rood facilities for so di-ing as can he fount in any school of the kind in the State, i The Academic buildin is now nearly completed. As soon as it i ready tt.e School wilt be moved to it; until i then tiie Academic dej irlmeat will be conducted in the 31. E. Church. A. JACK0X, President of th e bond. Tnoe T. Cot-KTHcr. Seeretary. Nov. 8i, 5-'-it Attachment Notice. XT0TICE is hereby given, that on the 15th day of Novl ember, IS5D. a writ of attachment was issned !y me John S. Lyle. a Justice of the Peace of the county or Wayne, at the instance, and up"n the affi lavit or Her moo H. Pavne. against the troods and cti:tt?N, credits and ef fects of Jabtz E. Wynne. Oorpe II. Christian and tSomer XVynne, by virtue of wlm-h writ Joel K-msnscit, ana Nathan Railsbaek were suruauned as Oarnishees. and that on it. , 3ih d, .,f l.cemt,ir, lS5i, at t-u o'clock. - M-, t ... 7 .me. I II , , " -- - ..... . . , - - ' 1 aaun.y.l will proceed to near anil oecule upon m. r allu " .. r . ... ... l'aviie. xhereof the said Jabex K. Wynne, lleorge II. Christian and Homer Wynne, and all olher persons couc-med, will take notice. will laaei-ov Jon. l.YLE, Justiee. Pecember 5ili, 19 l Til) 5i Attaclimeiit 'otice. VOTICE is hereby given that on the 31 day of June. 1"5 wntof a't-ichment was issue I by inc. the undersigned, a Justice of the Pe.iceof XV ayne County, at the instance and upon the affidavit of Ben.ianiiu Hubbard, atrainst the Itoods, chattels, rights and credits of Moses Kaufman, to satisfy a debt due John alines and said Benjamin Hubbard, by virtue of which said writ, Isaac Shirks was sum moned as Garnishee, and that on the 30th day of Pecember. l-5J.at 1 o'clock. P. t. at my ouiee in Wayne Township, of said county. I will proceed to hear and decide upon the claim of stid John Qlines and Benjamin Hubhard. whereof the said Moses Kaufman and all other persons concerned, will take nutice. JOHS 8. LYLE, Justice. Piled Pecember 5th. 1F59. ,l l) 63 INDIANA LAW BOOK HOUSE. MERRILL & CO , Law Publishers, and Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, 52 ly INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Webster's Unabridged DICTIOXARY, HEW PICTORIAL EDITION. 1.5,000 PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS. 9,ll to 10.I.O0 New W iris in the Vocabulary . Tahlo of Syn. oyms. by Prof, tliodtich. xVith other ne features. Toneiher with all the matt -r of prev ioas editions. In one vi-lunw of 1T50 paxes. Price $et Sold by all Booksellers (i. .V C. MERRIAM, Spring leld, Mass. Sptcim?n ptmphlets of the new r-.ttures "ent by mail on application. SJ Dee. irM . House for Rent. ffItK undersisrned oilers for rent a small Dwelling ft. House oa r't. xvaj ne Avenue, nearly oi.psite tne resideoce of Jacob Sanders. It contains four rooms, well ofwater.Ac. Forterms apply at this t.ffice or ti litNKT HOTER. lVe.Pth. 151. S-jtf J. II. T1T I LE. AUCTIONEER, a a tskn rooms opposite the Hantioeton House, on Jla.n Street, where he is preptrei t j receive all kinds of cooos. furni-.nre, c, to be sold at f ublie or private aale. on fair terms. Out d er sales attended to promptly. si.t I.V I rill- 4-tf NEW STOilE A1ND NEW GOODS. t IE21rvxxa. T. Brown, HAS taken the new Store room recently ereeted on Front Street, near the Depot, where he is opening a general t assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods and Notions, BOOTS and SHOES. QCEBSiSW ARE. L XSSWARK. ! HARDWAR8. anda general stock etUie best. ! t tlllLV UROt titles. ail of which will be sold at the lowest prises for cash. 3rr Country produce bought and sold. ! Sa.ll. HI1C1II I..1C Ui Mlua I'" . " " I ' by prompt aueutioato cas.neas and aiaamg itto the mi uosi bt pcrwri w puy gt siu.w imii.. . - -- pateonaire. JioT. S4th, 1a59. Particular Notice. THE sndersiirned having, sold out his Grocery establishment, is desirous of closing up his business, and therefore requests all persons iaiebted to him to man immediate payment. He hope prompt atteaU3D will b paid to this request, and that he saay thus be saved from enforcing collection. H, J. OGDEN. Nov. 2ii. lihi. 50 St THE Badentgned having one of the beet of Sewing Machines, is prepared to make Drewaea sad do a.l other kinds of sewrnx. ia the neatest and beet style and in the moat substantial manner. Work will be do--promptly and on the Eioet reasonable terms . Hr room ii in tha Gilbert Building, kthr e doers north of Main street. She also has a sew rale for cutting lireesaat. which she will teach aoy one to use for a sma.l eoaapeauauoa. - RACHEL OGAN. 5cw. i4, 1?M. tf

The Great Benefactor of the Household, STEWART'S FUEL SAVING AND COMFORT PRODUCING COOKZLSTGr STOVES, FOR WOOD, AND ANTHRACITE, BITUMINOUS COAL. Witb or withont Hot Water Reservoir & Warming Closet! Improved 1859, with new and extra large Flucs-

THE STEWART STOVE fa thn only th Kcencaiit aaoitf Cokies THE STEWART STOVE prtes?o perfwrtioa with Ditnsi& a Coal. THE STEWART STOVE Wi.l pay foe itaelf in eerie c of fnel every three years. THE STEWART STOVE 1 e all erv t Cdohitu at th wuim tisne. iid fiTi jfoa also pientjr t htt water, ami tirmitia withoat rt. j THE STEWART STOVE Oorabine the entire knowledge of a reteran inventor ff tS vt-r eaverienc-v , THE StEWAKT STOVE j Bak prfect'j on top and in otcd. and ' roasts itv fr'ot, all at the tarn timf . i THE 8TEVVART STOVE J Will A-f twie the work of any other Siove with th sarii 9idoTtD. THE STEWART STOVE Cooks m?it '3d p.ttry torethe-r withoat itu- ' partinc th flwor ot one to the other THE STEWART STOVE Will tait twenty year. Many are cow in use that were purhad flf.n and twenty ytar aro. Althoaa cortiOff nure at first, it ii tn the ei ! cftt?a, er thsu .or 'oicntori tv. THE STEWART STOVE I the rtic tutted to every fani1y--it will aid in fr pritcotio? tujaury with ectm my. While it will he f can 1 i- inTaiuhlt- errant in the hoe ol the wea.lhv. it vat prove a tr-io 1 amaritan in seenrinff comfort and hapi'i ne4 to the faaiiiies ef the poor. To those in rooctrmtr cireamrance$ it makes itself indispeosible ty its iAiu-r uriDgaud rcanumicl qualities. Bank ofthe State oi" Indiana, FRAN"'' II AT RICHM0SO, 12th Month. 1st. ls"9. f jlHK ?TiKKUOLDKR of this Branch Bank, will please I to take noti-rthat the Annual Meetin; for the electiun of Directors forth ensuing year, will be hell .it the ; Kanking House on 3d day, 1st muth 31. I -So, at 1 o'clock. P. M. C. F. COFFIN. Cashier. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ' 'MHK underpinned having purchased the interest r.f Asa . Saiithin the rate firm "f Kara Smith cs Ni., vill c m titius the ''ji O'H as heretofore under t e sa-ne a tme and style. Ail the business of thi late firm wil he settl'd ly us. i.ZRA SII I II JAMES PMITII. Hichmnd, 11th in 'nth, -Jirh, 1-59 61 II rain -Mow. Vm st 5uhsrantiaiiy built Orain flow, or Dit-'hin Machine, of Marcus's Patent, is offerel lor 'ie on favorahl ti'rms. it has ben thorouifh'y tosred. and in sti:tabie soil has frivea ertire aris'a-M."n . It also has an arrsnrement whereby a level Jiu-h is mids through uneven trnun i- Fox fur'her particulura apply at this oQi', r to DWIIi N(UrVKE. S.Wi L HOLEY. Eleventh ran., '27th, 139. 5t-3t ""ISS FANNY G!li:v, witi t.k-2 a f-nr vj- . 1 pils f,r th irouh instruction on ih l-i X ts . H.tvinjj 5tu l:e,i un ier teachers io Europe, she h-ipos to sstUfy those who wish her services aa to her , ability to instruct. Terms l.O A'. j Refers to 'no. II. Popp Kq., Ili-n. D. I. Hoi I o way, Kichoijril 1 W. T. Djnuis.Ef i. j 1 Vrof. M iller CauiViriJgn Citv. Uich-nont, ')oo. l.l;5. ii-'i't A. L. GRIFFEN, :COMMlSSldfTllRWARDING MEIlCIIiVKrT. Central Wharf, BUFFALO, X V. iC-f Cash Advances on Consignments. I April 21, lrS. Ill ly. TCITYSHOE STORE iNo. 6 Kain Street, Richmond. Ind. The undersigned having come to the determination to hereafter do an exclusively CASH business, has ;utdwn the price of homo-uiaue work, to the lowest .Missible living prices : LADIES' WORK : Ail other styles in proportion ANo all kinds of -hn.il for iMisses and Children, both home-made and 'luelity rTsh'o Van br'bo-u'wtTa'si -Z.'.t-h?..,': ity. rhaokful for the liberal patronage heretofore received; he respectfully solicits a continuauce of the atQQ. His work is make of materials selected by himself, ind tho work made in this city. It is not Cincinnati work made in the East. JOU NORTON. April 17, 1?59. l'-Ht QTJAlXEri CITY QUEENSVARE STORE, Ko. 79 TIain Street, It iclimond, Indiana. rj W. MENDENHALL, Importer, and WholeLI. sale ant Retail Dealor in China. tJIass and Qneensware.Brittania aniPlated ware,Comnien and follow ware, Cutlet y. Looking Glasses, Tea Trays, Waiters, etc., etc. The undersigned takes pleasure in infnrmir.2 the ' public that he is impmin his Ware direct from l.ivierpool. anl is sellinz at from S'o25 percent, lower i than customary prices in this market. W ill Wholesale tn Country Merchants at Cincinnati prices. II. W. MKNOKSHALL. N. 0. Cash or Merchandise paid lor Rags. June 8.1, IS'9. -a 7 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! That we are now Receiving, at a kU FALL SfOfK, which has been selected In the Eastern Cities with great care, embracing every-j tiling necessary to maae a iuh auu cuuifici. . w. PL1I. AXO FASCY Dlt (SOODD, SIIOFS, QUENSWARE, CiC. &C, All of whic'i we i"ten i to sell as low as any otber Cash ilou.-e In Richmond, sstisSed as w are Iro n a sta ill decree o! experience, that the Cash System is th only one , thtitpays all. TnanKIUI lor tne l.-erai patronage eaieno-u i to us riuring the last year, we hope to be able, by our low i puces and close attention in the way of selections, to ' merit a continuance of the same. j 8TRATTAH FOX. I 9 mo.,6tb. IS 9. 89 ! WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE. E. F. IIIKSX, Resreetfu'lv informs his friends and the publie that he keeps for saie a general assirtmenC . vVS Of A'atche5, CtcKs. Jewlery, Ac He also repairs Watches and Clocks ia the be't man ner. The patronage of the public is respectiuily i nuested. I'f Shop No. 83 Main street, in the room formerly occupied by the Citneas Back. san gas snPa. W anaYas f sMWWV . Oar new Stock of La lies' Furs ia now ready for exhibition. It embrace ail tne styles worn consistIns of Huda-n Bsy.aad Mink Sablea-. Stone Marten, Fitch j Marten; Brawn Marten; Canada Sable; Eineriaa squirrel ; River Sable, e-, made up la the latest styles of Capes, Tippets, wictotines. Maffs. CoB. e. An erperienee of si a team years m to- rar xrayie urns cinnati, and a thorough acquaintance wstn uie rur aiarket of New Tork. enable as te efter aELlABLl risu at very low priests. aj B a, fa 1 aaaostmewt el For Trunsaicgs en nana, ana Cloaks trimmed to order. jr-j Order by mail wilt receive prompt and particalar attention. WN. DODD & Co., IIittr and l urriers. 144 Tlalsi SU, aveloaw- stln, Ctmeiammtt. Key. 3. 47-i For Sale or Bent. ANEW, convenient and eommodiom Eoasc, eontaining eight roosss. area, ctstern, ke., sitasted ea the eastern part of Main St. Enquire of STRATTAN tk SOTt. lV.J,155?. M

THE STEWART STOVE Is warranted f.r three mtiths, an I may then b relura4, so coa ran n-5 k;cd of r:k in tr-isp it. PCLLFK." WAttRKM CO , Manufactaren. Troy - N. T. D. WARD SON. Soie Asrtntis fur Wayne Co. c ii. 4..t i n i:, 1 1 AS just received a Urate aud complete stock of Pcesh L ir'ceriea Irooi the lastcru Cities, which togettier a i;h hia former stocx makes his the largest and moat eotn plete .lock in K .stern Indiana. He invites ail his old and vouUl lc please I to ha.'e m uiy near customers, cail aup :i .1111116 his stock. Tie will try an ' stake it their inter Jet :o .le.ii with him. Ttie public are invited to call aud see his coits and rices. ct.l3. Ixji. S4lf. Maaufactuviug Shoe Store. 'B'HR un !ers sfieJ hmve commenced a G-neral RxtanJ tk 8ho? M-ntr:)t' and ellinr tniniea. i'i the room for tnerly uc-'upir 1 t- Wni tWit, o.poite the I. ttitinftaa tioue, where ti-v r prepared tw sitpiy the public with ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES tf their own in tru -turr. n 1 of the het ClncinnAti cut lorn m ie wirlr Ttir p.c- will he low s ga.d work cu he Si;(i iOii CA6i, .nJ wurirsnteA to be as r2rtt entcd. gniNN t O0NK IF. Sept. 7th. IStt. SM VALUABLE MILL PROPER TY von .iiss:. A Iiaie Chatter i o'fered (a any jtsrso wis'aio;; to i:ivest money in Miil Property in a desirsble situstion. I flHH un '.evsig-ne i being desirous to ehme bis bu.i1 ticss. niters toF sale on favorable terms his A jU rin i Xli.l and aw Mill, situ'.lo a-iout three loiies etst of Ut.'litu,'.ii, an i about tne same distance West of New , Tans, aud hem immediately on ihe line of ths I.i liiinaCeo'rnl K.iiway, with a switi-h Io his warehouse, anl about fifty r.i Is friu the Richmond and Miami ! Kaiiroad track. The proparty consists of a Flouring ; !iil of No. 1 rrputatioo in t ineinnati Msrkei', with t three run of burrs and all the in. idem iuiproveuients used iu such tuiils, all in good repair and running order. A Ssw Mill adjacent ai io iu uood repair an I runl tiing: two tramo dwelling houses, one atwo story tvith ! fivw rooms, tho other a ono story with three rnii, in god order and courenient to both mills ; also about (1 acres of o,i land bclonin to the property, adjacent j to the dwellings, for g.rdon tmrposcs. Tho best water I power on the stream, both Miils are supplied with suf ficient water lo run the entire year. They are situated in tke midst of a densely populated neighborhood, on the Esst rcrkof XVhito Wnier Kiver, tho only Mills between Richmond and Paris, and both have an extensive local rrit-1, There is also a warehouso on , tiic same props rty that will be sold with the mills, al- ; so full riifhts of water-power. j The title Is good beyoud a doubt Tha owner has done a good business for years. Possession will be given immediately if desired. The location is a healthy one ; there are pood schools in the vicinity, ia short it is in every way a desinthle location for the business. The terms wilt bs iciJo easy to suit purchasers; for further inf rmation sprlby letter ortn person to the subscriber on th ) premises, or to II. B. t'ayue, tsq., Richmond, Ind. ezr.v e. nn.r,. ..1?t:.,"r""',.i., s. ia. a-Sm JS.HH IIOIIIKKII S. Or the war the lara-eas atoek J Collars, rleeves . Swiss an i Jaconett sets. Flouncinits and KdRinps ever broujrht to Kichmi.d, and t prices that will defy all competition. New York Cash Store. K. JACKSON TUOS. IICN T. TIIOS. NESTOB, GROCEBY & PROVISION STORE rriHE un desrsipnei have again commenced the Gro1 eery and Provision Business at the old stand South East Cor. Main V Front st., and will be happy to see their old" friends and as many new ones as feel disposed to patronise then. Wo pledge ourselves to pay th highest price in cash for all country produce of merchantable quality offered at our store Butter, Kick's, it aeon, Lard, Corn, Apples, and in fact anything in our line a firmer has to sell. Country store keepers may raly on (totting Cipcinnati prices for their butter, eggs and feathers, all seasons of the year, from us ss we ship to d etent mirk.ts we aro enabled to pay satisfactory prices. Our city friends will be supplied as heretofore with alt kinds a. Groceries, Feed, and choice family floor, delivered at their residsnse free of charge. HUNT SESTOR. Richmond, Dec. 1.1 S59. 6l-8m Jeff and Aie copy 8mSoiiaotliiris Nosxr I --- . -a a- -v- ci -a - ir-r . vr-ri J .JlJisO A . JL J V JL Of liar removed his store near the Big Pump, No. 8 Main St., BORTOVS Building and having trailed off his old Stuck, and having filled h,s shelves with TSjaE3"W GOODS, U prepared to sell them at price, for cash THAT DEFY COMPETITION. I3f-Call on him. Richmond, Dee. 1, 19".9. fil Dissolution. rCtHK partnership existing heretntore between G. L Wool vert--n and Ed. tl. Menka. baa this day been dissolved by mutual eonsent. Tha notes and aecouo's are at the old stand, sod those) knowing them -elves U be indebted ar requested to pay a p immcna'.ely E. II. Menka will attend to making settle - ; inr nis t UWAKU Vt. WUULILII1U3. ED. H. MENKA.. Richmond, Nor. 2s, 1So9. The Boot and Mioe tfanafaeturlns. Will be continued by Edward ii. XVoolverton, at the) Ola t laitu , an i I vaae (jicuio in in.tr.nisn nag aiiut to my oio friends and costomers. as mrijtry a4 aofety I TI7ANKFCL j For , faTor,,, he und8rsigned-rpectflly requests u e-ntinoanee of the liberal patronage neretoiore exiAmA to tha old firm of WoolvsrU.n St Menka, partic ularly to a he deergns to continue ia tha eld o-aten track of msnufaetu ring to c-rder, all kiaas of Boots and Shoe. Give htm a ea.l at :o. .wain rtrwe. E. O. WOOLVERTOX. 51 tf Richmond. Dee. 1, 1S59. ABSCONDED, PsVOM the et-rtca of th and era ire ed. a . uaat. an aDDrentieed girl na th tSth Xary Peek. All pemon ar tantlsns agnias ffr " tmsauag b-r.a.y acaat, ae I will pT joeara iu wost btt. eocraeung. J. t, !

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'pHK rne4 ak theWMM. . a farmer and -there in the ettMa a I .' - tha they are ia the fcreoxa hia( tHa, Io atrat. 4 ioore north e Spring S -C-JL'y that ha broom com to work ap woutl do ww oaiL. We will ma B? their ear IkaTA aod warrast mrt hrooam. . . O. TEAS a OV Deo. 1, - Sl-M AtaROK Lot Shaker jaei rweeired froa Cnioa ViiUga, aeul-foi ale a STRATTAX'S CORStR. BARRETT'S raperhir'Ttewe) Ply, lomg rc-1 Yams aiwajaon kassi at 55TRiTTA.3TS CORKB, Coatiaefs which raa be bsavht v ry tew at - STRVTTAS'S CORXKR. it PUTTY. 7K are ia receipt of a Urge lot of the ml boT artiele , v v fore aoa rrerh, aad l.w sale rheap by jus. sTrtnrxju & CO. 34i Soap and Candle Factory. 'T'lTE nndenineJ would respectfully Inform the publie thai he ia at ail tune prepared te fsxniah to order SUMMER AND WINTER CANDLES of a superior quality, herd and soft Soap, he. Heals wishes to puirhase l'aviW an LaxJ, r-iersni and inrendered, oap Urease, Ashe-, te., i CANDLES AT WH0LKSA1 as cheap as they can be boagfct in the eitv. The re? tation his Sammer Cand'es have obtained jttrtiae pita ia conftdently reeosamecdii. them to tke poblta. A rticlet delivered in any part of the rite. rCTK'a SHINDLlTR. Kiehmond. CVU 20. 1S5&. )ia'T.tf i 25 Per Ct. Under Wholesale Prices. The New York Casli Store, H AVISO purchased a large let of frees Ooods of house teelining huainees, we have marte.) the same at full a3 per cent, uader Kaetarn wholesale prices. This invoice of r.ootis consists ef Delaines. Cas!a.ere, Mennoee, Rica rig'd French, do.. Traveling Dress Owoda, also, A MGMrirET STOTK OF DKEM Silks, l.estB anst aistre Mia saw I, DfsTta CLOAKS. Aa.. Ac. We would say to oar customers eome and eaam!ne our prices and co a. pare the qaauty of theee geods witlt aoy In the city, and if they are not US per eut cheaper, bay yoar goods elsewhere. I XEtT YORK CASH STORF, K. JACKSON. Pet. , lnS. i I I I1HE an3eriirned is prepared to move a.!! i trsut. M. in or out of Kifhmond, at short noti -e, witn otie of the iary-st spring wtgitts ia the city of ktchmoud, ami - on roaaouable terms, and as it shouid be dor.c Ah ; orders left at J J. Kuesell'l r ort.il.aro Stvr -, Ve. 4, X!m street, will be promptly atteadet to. My start I will be at Hummer j,- Kelly comer when not edegoJ ' I will do all hinds of hauliugas well as morin. , . MEL0Y. . Richmond, Nor. if,I?J. SOoin.x. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! If yciii.Mii -uy article lot' 4 Boot and Shoe Department, you may eavo both Money and Time NlCHOLSONEMPORiUM A few doors eaat of Branch Bank, I tyhere yna will find the Largest staek of B03T3, StlOEt ' and ti AlTERs, at prioes tun eaouot fail te suit. Come One ! Gome AH ! i HZ7A word to the wise Is samcleat . ! lteinemler N. 39 lllaln Street . j N. B. Anything tn ear tine, eaade te oraer when preferred, of the best materials and by the bst workmen. ' Children's MET XLIO TIPPED Shoe and Slippers al ways kept for sale by ; J. NICHOLSON & BRO. i Sept. 27. 9 For Sale at a Bargain ! fXIlt ondersigued has for sals, at hia residenee. two at miles south east ef sUehsaBd. a JACK AND JENNY. MULE. EXPRESS XVAOON. WHEAT DRILL, and several other articles whioh he will dispose of oath mi st favorable terras. This Is all sood property and wor. thy the attention of persons who wish such articles. CHARLES HAftTwr. IV. v- 2S(h. 1MS0. MP- 3t 1JERSONS Pen. eat dewiroas of preearing a good durable Gold Pen, can have one sent by mail, or Express from tne Manufactory, of C. V. SHEPARD & CO., !(.)0,.Wetl Sixth M. Cltaclaraatt. U Gold Pens neatly re pointed and repaired to order. SO la U 1HBEB BROWN Y A k COR D. HAVISO removed their Saw Mill from this elty into ane of the best timbered portions ef the West, and havini. it now in comDleie ooeratio . are prepared to son ni. I. iwi eir of the vers beet aaatity oa short notice. to any amount. They have also a rood supply at their

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